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need help translating a post to me on rootsweb

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Can someoone please help me figure out what this says---I am clueless....


No entendo o ingles perfeitamente, mas tenho um pouco de informa>o.
Vei aqui para o brasil em mais ou menos 1850, o bisavo que se chamava asenio favazza e assim a nossa familia esta escrita no brasila como favassa, por ser registrado errada em cartorios, tenho um irmpo que mora em boston.
Aguardo mais informa*es da familia, como por exemplo o cost arm da familia.

Um grande abrao.

Luciano Eugenio Favassa



This was written to me on the Rootsweb message boards but it doesn't do ma any good if i don't know what it says. Please help.


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Go to www.google.com and click language tools and then translate text. Peter
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hi there

the full translation of these text is :

" I do not understand english perfectly, but I have some information. My greatfather was named Asenio Favazza and came to Brazil around 1850. My family members are registered in Brazil as Favassa ( with ss and not zz ) , due to a mistake of the brazilian authorities of that time.
I have a brother that lives in Boston now. I wait forsome information about my family , like the cost arm ( ?? ) of the family , for example.
Best regards.
Luciano Eugenio Favassa "

I hope I helped you, Tammie.
Luigi Paolo
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Dear Luigipaolo from Brazil. The last line of your lless than fluent translation shouild read COAT of ARMS not cost of arms. Peter
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Actually that was spanish, not Italian
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what was spanish?? please clairfy. Peter
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